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Simple central heating system tweaks (for non-experts!) can save British homeowners money this winter

Telford, UK - Britain could save millions of pounds on energy bills this winter with a few simple, inexpensive checks and interventions on central heating systems. To help consumers make these savings, heating systems manufacturer Viessmann has today released easy-to-follow advice from its experts. One measure alone could cut the average heating bill by more than £100 per year. Research commissioned by Viessmann and conducted independently by the University of Salford recently found that connecting a boiler to weather compensation controls will reduce energy consumption by 15% when

Viessmann’s ‘heating with ice system’ becomes a UK-first at ground-breaking HUF HAUS

Weybridge, UK - Viessmann, the leading international manufacturer of heating, industrial and refrigeration systems has collaborated with HUF HAUS, the market leader for contemporary post-and-beam architecture in Europe, to equip a UK residential property with first-of-its-kind technology. Viessmann’s innovative ice store system, which recovers energy exclusively from renewable sources to heat or cool a building and to heat domestic hot water, has been installed as an integral part of a new phase of sustainable residential architecture being demonstrated at HUF HAUS’ first UK show home,

Viessmann responds to the announcement of forthcoming biomass emission levels under the non-domestic RHI

Quote attributable to Christian Engelke, technical director, Viessmann Ltd.: Viessmann welcomes the forthcoming introduction of air quality emissions limits for all new biomass installations, which will come into force on 24th September 2013. The new limits of 30 grams per gigajoule (g/GJ) net heat input for particulate matter (PM) and 150 g/GJ for NOx will set a much needed industry benchmark for biomass boiler design and combustion quality, and a foundation for improvement over time.   Some end-users and installers hold the perception that biomass boilers are not technical,

Viessmann’s new line of brine/water pumps increases output five fold

New range of Vitocal 300-G Pro brine/water heat pumps is the first of its kind in the UK to allow commercial consumers to monitor product performance with new integral energy statement facilityViessmann has launched a new line of brine/water heat pumps, offering outputs from 59 kW to 250 kW. The Vitocal 300-G Pro range is a development of the company’s best-selling Vitocal 300-G heat pump series. Maximum output can be increased almost five times, to 1,200 kW when used in a cascade. Seven outputs are now available: 90 and 120 kW in a single stage, and 90, 120, 150, 180 and 250 kW in two

Vitoligno 300-P biomass boiler’s larger ash box cuts emptying by more than half

Innovations to German manufacturer’s range of automatic biomass boilers allow longer emptying intervals and eliminate fly ash, appealing to domestic customersViessmann has launched updates to its range of automatic biomass boilers that drastically reduce the maintenance associated with ash by-products, making Vitoligno a simple, clean renewable heating option for UK households.   The company has increased the ash box size of all six output models in the Vitoligno 300-P range by 30 per cent. This means end-users need only empty the ash box once per season, compared to up to three times

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